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14/5/2012

Made in Germany zwei

Three venues, Hannover

A large overview of the contemporary international art scene in Germany. Thematic emphases illustrate and relate today's artistic concerns. Current tendencies, artistic approaches and forms of expression are examined and discussed in reference to Germany's very international art world. The exhibition establish connections between the 45 participating artist' works and investigate similarities, tendencies and artistic developments.


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From May to August 2012 the Sprengel Museum Hannover, the kestnergesellschaft and the Kunstverein Hannover will jointly present a large overview of the contemporary international art scene in Germany entitled MADE IN GERMANY ZWEI. Following nationwide studio visits, the 45 participating artists were introduced at the press conference in Berlin on April 4, 2012.

The exhibition will show groundbreaking positions of a younger generation of international artists living and working in Germany. It will establish connections between their works and investigate similarities, tendencies and artistic developments. With this exhibition the three Hanover institutions build on the success of “Made in Germany” in 2007.

For MADE IN GERMANY ZWEI the idea of the original show has been further developed by a joint team which will curate the exhibition across all three institutions, whose cooperation will therefore be closer than ever before.
Thematic emphases illustrate and relate today’s artistic concerns. Current tendencies, artistic approaches and forms of expression are examined and discussed in reference to Germany’s very international art world. Numerous participating artists are developing new works specially for MADE IN GERMANY ZWEI.

In “Made in Germany” in 2007 the three institutions introduced fifty-two artistic positions. By contrast to the globally oriented Documenta in Kassel, which took place at the same time, the presentation concentrated on the art scene in Germany. “Made in Germany” was a sweeping success and conveyed an impression of the active, high-quality and varied art scene in the country. It included several artists who were discovered internationally as a result of the exhibition, which had over 60,000 visitors and around 400 reviews.

The thematic emphases of the presentation will be further explored in an extensive programme of supporting events.

The curators of MADE IN GERMANY ZWEI are Susanne Figner, Martin Germann, Antonia Lotz, Kathrin Meyer, Carina Plath, Gabriele Sand, Kristin Schrader, Ute Stuffer and René Zechlin. The exhibition’s organisers are the directors Ulrich Krempel (Sprengel Museum Hannover), Veit Görner (kestnergesellschaft) and René Zechlin (Kunstverein Hannover).

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

Saâdane Afif *1970 in Vendôme (France), lives and works in Berlin
Ulf Aminde *1969 in Stuttgart, lives and works in Berlin
Rosa Barba *1972 in Agrigent (Italy), lives and works in Berlin
Alexandra Bircken *1967 in Cologne, lives and works in Cologne
Shannon Bool *1972 in Comox (Canada), lives and works in Berlin
Mike Bouchet *1970 in Castro Valley (USA), lives and works in Frankfurt/Main
Ulla von Brandenburg *1974 in Karlsruhe, lives and works in Hamburg und Paris (France)
Matti Braun *1968 in Berlin, lives and works in Cologne
Nina Canell *1979 in Växjö (Sweden), lives and works in Berlin
Marieta Chirulescu *1974 in Sibio (Romania), lives and works in Berlin
Keren Cytter *1977 in Tel Aviv (Israel), lives and works in Berlin
Natalie Czech *1976 in Neuss, lives and works in Berlin
Simon Denny *1982 in Auckland (New Zealand), lives and works in Berlin
Jan Paul Evers *1982 in Cologne, lives and works in Cologne und Braunschweig
Omer Fast *1972 in Jerusalem (Israel), lives and works in Berlin
Max Frisinger *1980 in Bremen, lives and works in in Hamburg
Simon Fujiwara *1982 in London (Great Britain), lives and works in Berlin and Mexico City
Cyprien Gaillard *1980 in Paris (France), lives and works in Berlin
Gregor Gleiwitz *1977 in Poland, lives and works in Berlin
Dirk Dietrich Hennig *1967 in Herford, lives and works in Hanover
Benedikt Hipp * 1977 in Munich, lives and works in Munich
Olaf Holzapfel *1969 in Görlitz, lives and works in Berlin
Sven Johne *1976 in Bergen on Rügen, lives and works in Berlin
Keller / Kosmas (Aids-3D) Live and work in Berlin
Daniel Keller *1986 in Detroit (USA)
Nik Kosmas *1985 in Minneapolis (USA)
Kitty Kraus *1976 in Heidelberg, lives and works in Berlin
Alicja Kwade *1979 in Kattowitz (Poland), lives and works in Berlin
Marcellvs L. *1980 in Belo Horizonte (Brasilia), lives and works in Berlin
Alon Levin *1975 in Tel Aviv (Israel), lives and works in Berlin and The Hague
Klara Lidén *1979 in Stockholm (Sweden), lives and works in Berlin
Agata Madejska *1979 in Warsaw (Poland), lives and works in Essen
Michael Pfrommer *1972 in Leonberg, lives and works in Frankfurt/Main
Mandla Reuter *1975 in Nqutu (South Africa), lives and works in Berlin
Reynold Reynolds *1966 in Fairbanks (Alaska, USA), lives and works in Berlin
Nina Rhode *1971 in Düsseldorf, lives and works in Berlin
Bernd Ribbeck *1974 in Cologne, lives and works in Berlin
Michael Riedel *1972 in Rüsselsheim; lives and works in Frankfurt/Main
Ricarda Roggan *1972 in Dresden, lives and works in Leipzig
Julia Schmidt *1976 in Wolfen, lives and works in Leipzig
Kathrin Sonntag *1981 in Berlin, lives and works in Berlin
Helen Verhoeven *1974 in the Netherlands, lives and works in Berlin
Jorinde Voigt *1977 in Frankfurt/Main, lives and works in Berlin
Suse Weber *1970 in Leipzig, lives and works in Berlin and Brussels
Susanne M. Winterling *1971 Rehau /Oberfranken, lives and works in Berlin
Alexander Wolff *1976 in Osterburg, lives and works in Berlin

Image: Shannon Bool, Pub Stair Carpet, 2010. Handknotted wool carpet, 385 x 79 cm. Courtesy Galerie Kadel Willborn, Karlsruhe

PRESS CONTACT
Silke Janßen
Sprengel Museum Hannover · Kurt-Schwitters-Platz · 30169 Hannover
fon +49 511 - 168 44645 · fax +49 511 - 168 45093
madeingermanyzwei@hannover-stadt.de

PRESS CONFERENCE TUESDAY, MAY 15, 2012, 11 AM

OPENING Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Sprengel Museum Hannover
Kurt-Schwitters-Platz · 30169 Hannover

kestnergesellschaft
Goseriede 11 · 30159 Hannover

Kunstverein Hannover
Sophienstraße 2 · 30159 Hannover

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Made in Germany zwei
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